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February 29th, 2008 | Crossposted from The Blog and the Bullet
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March 12th, 2008 at 3:05 pm
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When tiny munchkin (who is no longer tiny, but so many people only know of him that way on the net …) got to be the age of Political Maturity, The Communist Manifesto was one of a stack of poly-sci books I bought him.
Admittedly I also gave him Wealth of Nations and a few other books, ranging across the entire spectrum of political thought, but it was The Communist Manifesto which affected his thinking the most. I doubt he’s going to become a Pinko Commie any time soon, but at least I’ve done my duty and exposed him to Marx.
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